This literature review covers the choices to consider in training complex procedural,
perceptual and motor skills. In particular, we focus on laparoscopic surgery. An overview is …

The paper introduces a novel pervasive computing based training concept aimed at elite
sports. The concept goes beyond interactive sports equipments that are either individual or …

This article introduces expertise-based training (XBT) as an instructional design theory that
draws on the theories, findings, and methods of expertise research in order to create …

How can we facilitate the development of expertise and expert performance through
instructional design and technology? This chapter's focal question is addressed by …

Time is money and a reduction in time should be the first goal of any training program or any
employee development initiative. The skills and knowledge acquired today become …

With the faster pace of today's technology, organizations are highly pressed to meet the
customer and market needs in a shorter amount of time by reducing time-to-market of the …

This paper describes a computer-based training method in which novice learners view video
clips of authentic performance situations and annotate the video clips by describing critical …

Expert performers in many domains exhibit an uncanny ability to size up dynamic situations
and to make good, fast, and largely unconscious decisions. These performers' cognitive …

Emerging sports science research reveals that expert performance in rapid and reactive
skills such as baseball batting, return-of-serve in tennis, and goalie play in hockey and …

This book deals with solving a pressing organizational challenge of bringing employees up
to speed faster. In the fast-paced business world, organizations need faster readiness of …